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JDHS softball finishes Sitka Tournament
Crimson Bears go 3-3-1 on the road, now prepare to host.
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Palin v. New York Times heads back to trial
The case centers on the former Alaska governor’s claim that an editorial published in 2017 defamed her.
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Damaged power poles knocks out electricity to Valley, other northern parts of Juneau
Repairs to outage that occurred Sunday evening expected by midnight, ALE&P says.
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Alaska House votes to cut proposed dividend, but huge deficit remains unresolved
Surpise vote with three Republicans absent drops proposed dividend to about $1,400 per recipient.
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Juneau lawmaker’s bill allowing ‘snow classics’ as statewide charitable gaming activity passes House
Local Nordic ski club among groups hoping to use snowfall guessing contests as fundraisers.
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No track, no problem for Petersburg Vikings
PHS track and field team hones skills at Thunder Mountain
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Tourism leaders in Juneau expect the unexpected for the 2025 visitor season
Impacts of tariffs and federal firings will be navigated this summer by both tourists and locals.
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In turnaround, median rental cost in Alaska is now down to the national median
Rental costs have risen nationwide, but the increases in Alaska have been slower than elsewhere.
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Warming shelter closes Tuesday, with staff highlighting its improvements this winter
A solution is needed for the summer as people using the shelter will return to dispersed camping.
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Musicians travel to Juneau to play for ‘Haines Night’ at 50th Folk Festival
Festival continues through Sunday at Centennial Hall and JACC, along with related music around downtown.
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Lawsuit by property owner seeks to ban CBJ from installing HESCO barriers
Plaintiff argues city didn’t get proper federal authorization; municipal attorney says claims are errant.
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Installation of airport-style security system underway at Alaska State Capitol
Most visitors will need to pass through screening starting around April 21, officials say.
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Alaska Legislature passes $1,000 per student funding boost, despite governor vowing to veto it
The Alaska Legislature on Friday passed a major increase to K-12 education funding, worth $1,000 in the state’s…
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Jackson makes history as first woman player in Gold Medal tournament’s Hall of Fame
Klawock resident was star high school player and title-winnng coach; four-time Gold Medal MVP.
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Alaska charges 10 American Samoans with voter misconduct, widening a legal dispute
Attorney defending one case said he’s prepared to defend Samoans’ right to vote under the U.S. Constitution.
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Chinook harvest limits to be almost 40% lower than ‘24
Allocation is “the lowest chinook harvest limit on record” for Southeast, ADF&G official says.
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Pent-up complaints heard by SEARHC during annual “listening session” in Sitka
Concerns voiced about faulty care, home health for elders, waits for service and hard-to-navigate system.
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Social Security rolls back restrictions on filing for benefits by phone
Widely criticized plan would have limited Alaskans to filing online or in one of three major cities.
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Education bill with $1,000 BSA hike — and nothing else — gets to Senate floor; veto by Dunleavy expected
Senate president says action on lower per-student education funding increase likely if veto override fails.